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Is client care the key to combatting clever fraudsters?

The careful use of risk management procedures can reduce the chance of becoming just another statistic, says Kathryn Taylor

When misjudgement becomes misconduct

What did the MoJ hope to gain from the public sacking of three judges, asks Kevin Poulter

Infidelity should not be a marriage-breaker

'No-fault divorce' should include year-long cooling off period, recommends Lady Hale

Labour pledge commitment to Human Rights Act

Legal aid appears lacking in Labour's manifesto which plans to increase freedom of information, abolish tribunal fees, and a rollback of judicial review reforms

Legal aid is a right, not a benefit, says British public

Poll 'nails the lie that people do not care about legal aid as a political issue', comments CLSA

Save legal aid from Grayling's 'CRAP' policy

'What will ordinary people do when faced with injustice?' asks the satirical animation launched today in the wake of the devastating cuts to legal aid

Justice for workers?

Will Labour's plans be a public vote winner, asks John van der Luit-Drummond

Your voice counts

If the last five years have taught us anything, it is that the decades old choice between the Tories and Labour is broken